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Paul r. lapierre Named maine’s legionnaire of the Year

Left to right, Lloyd Woods, Department Adjutant, presents the Legionnaire of the Year Award to Paul Lapierre with Brenda Dearborn looking on. (Photo by Robert K. Place)

BerWICK – Paul R. Lapierre, Berwick’s Citizen of the Year in 2011, was selected by the Department of Maine as the 2013 Legionnaire of the Year from the 176 American Legion posts in the state. This honor represents a first in the 91-year history of Charles S. Hatch Post No. 79, where members recently awarded Lapierre, a 20-year member of the legion, with an Honorary Life Membership earlier this year. In the nomination cover letter, Mark T. Pilgrim, Commander, Post No. 79, noted that Lapierre’s aspirations are to better serve veterans and the community, doing so with an un-

Third Friday artWalk Set in Kennebunk KeNNeBuNK – Friday, June 21, will mark the first of four Third Friday ArtWalk Kennebunk events that will transform the downtown area into an arts district for the evening. The ArtWalk, which takes place from 5 to 8

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p.m. monthly from June to September, is an independent endeavor encompassing 12 downtown establishments including artists’ studios, art galleries, a museum and library, that want to celebrate the talent of visual artists in Kennebunk. One of the goals of the ArtWalk is to offer the public an opportunity to discover Kennebunk’s creative spirit and the eclectic mix of artistic talent of painters, potters, stained glass artists, sculptors and more. At these monthly ArtWalk evening receptions guests can meet the artists, view current exhibits and works in progress, while sampling a variety of refreshments. Art enthusiasts can begin the ArtWalk at any location. The 12 venues are The Brick Store Museum, The Hive, The Shutter Gallery, The Frame Works, Will’s Copy Center & Gallery, Kennebunk Art Gallery, Pelletier Studios Clay & Pastel, Peter Hoff Watercolors, Sun Burst Clay Works, Claudia Hopf Studio Workshop, Santora Fine Art, and the Kennebunk See ARTWALK page 5...

mittee, where he is focused on making Post No.79 an contributor to both the Town of Berwick and area veterans. Lapierre was selected Berwick’s Citizen of the Year for his continuing efforts in support of the community. His community activities include greeting international departing and returning service personnel flights, directing church suppers and funeral lunches, collecting and distributing donated food, raising money for local causes, acting as a non-related court appointed guardian, assisting veterans with claims and making appointSee LAPIERRE page 4...

Celebrations of New memorial Bridge Begin KITTerY – The Greater York Region Chamber of Commerce and Warren’s Lobster House recently kicked off the first celebration of the completion of the new Memorial Bridge. In attendance were Kittery business owners who had been impacted by the closure, Maine State and local representatives, officials from both NHDOT and MaineDOT, city officials from Kittery and Portsmouth, and stakeholders who served on the Memorial Bridge Public Outreach Advisory Committee. Ben Porter, who has been involved in the Memorial Bridge Project since the very beginning, served as master of ceremonies for the night. Speeches were offered by Jonathan Nass, senior policy adviser for Gov. Paul LePage; MaineDOT Commissioner David Bernhard; Catherine Goodwin, representative for Sen. Susan Collins; Bonita Pothier, representative for Sen. Angus King, and Andrew Colvin, representative for Rep. Chellie Pingree.

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selfish attitude and by dedicating himself to helping others. Lapierre is a lifelong resident of Berwick save for his service in Korea where he rose to the rank of Army E-5 in two years. A Berwick Public Works employee for 36 years, he is a bona fide hero for having saved the life of a fellow worker, for which he was cited by the Town of Berwick and Board of Selectmen and presented with a written commendation. Paul and his wife, Diana, who leads Auxiliary Unit No. 79, are deeply involved in their community and parish. Lapierre is chairman of the post’s Community and Veterans Support Com-

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and NHDOT, McFarland Johnson, the Town of Kittery and City of Portsmouth, Grace Limousine and the stakeholders and committee members who worked together to save the bridge and keep businesses open during the last year and a half.

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12 are free when accompanied by an adult. Lunch and snacks will be available. For more information, contact Goosefare Promotions at 800-641-6908 or visit wellsreserve.org. About 65 exhibitors from

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YOrK – The Seacoast Water Garden Club will host its eighth annual pond tour on Sundays from June 23 through Aug. 4. Each Sunday from noon until 4

p.m. one or two ponds in New Hampshire and Maine will be open for public viewing. A collection of water gardens, from intimate sanctuaries to a large ponds with waterfalls, will be

spotlighted. The club is comprised of area people who love to have a pond and want to share their water gardens. In 2006, pond owner Karen Kiokemeister of York gathered together 12 pond

owners and launched the first tour. The full tour schedule is available online at www.seacoastwatergarden.org. A club brochure is available at Southern Maine and New Hampshire garden centers, banks, stores, and at the York and

Ogunquit Chambers of Commerce. Contact beeceenh@comcast.net for more information. A donation of $3 per person per pond is appreciated. The club is a nonprofit organization; proceeds are given to the York Center for Wildlife www.yorkcenterforwildlife.org.

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YOrK – The Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program is hosting a monthly Community Volunteer Workday on Saturday, June 22,, at 9 a.m. Volunteers will work along side the Conservation Crew making improvements to the new summit loop trail and other summit enhancement projects. said Mount Agamenticus Conservation Coordinator Robin Kerr. “With their help many notable projects are being accomplished.” Some of the projects include “The Big A trail will ul-

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SOuTH BerWICK – Veterans of Foreign War Post No. 5744 of South Berwick will host the dedication of a memorial honoring veterans Paul Hussey and Warren H. Hilton on Saturday, June 22. The dedication ceremony will get under way at 2 p.m. at the junction of Harvey, Sands and Knights Pond Roads. Both honorees served in the Army during World War II, serving with honor and distinction from 1942 to 1945. After the war, Hussey and Hilton returned to South Berwick where they became successful businessmen involved in many aspects of community life. Their memberships included the Lions Club, VFW Post No. 5744, American Legion Post 47, the local rescue squad and an area snowmobile club. The memorial – two years in the making – will serve as a tribute to these two public-spirited men who served both their country and their community throughout their lives.

Kennebunk author to read from Novel KeNNeBuNK – Dana Pearson of Kennebunk will read from and sign copies of his novel “Two Birds” on Saturday, June 22, at 10:30 a.m. at Kennebooks, 149 Port Road in Lower Village, Kennebunk. In “Two Birds,” a lower echelon hood from Seattle is sent to Phoenix to investigate what appears to be the rigged outcome of a high-stakes college basketball game. A Pima detective, meanwhile, seeks a stolen Georgia O’Keeffe painting. These morally conflicted men co-star in a darkly comic and violent tale of honor, betrayal and loyalty. This fast-paced contemporary mystery follows two seemingly separate paths until they converge in Marilyn Monroe’s swimming pool. For more information: www.kennebooks.com and www.danampearson.com.

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~ News ~ Kennebunkport Historical Society Opens Summer exhibition KeNNeBuNKPOrT – The Kennebunkport Historical Society’s summer exhibition, “The Character of Our Community: Arts and Antiques from Northern New England,” is open at the Pasco Center, 125 North St., and will remain open through the end of October. The exhibition is sponsored by CL Design and Landscape and the Captain Lord Mansion. The exhibition features a number of materials from the society’s collections as well as several on loan from other museums and individuals. The character of the community is defined by the household furnishings that were made in this region as well as the family portraits that were painted by several successful artists from the 19th century. Some hailed from the Kennebunks while others were itinerant artists. Many of them tell the story of the families who lived here from 1723 to 1950. Furniture, decorative arts,

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~ News ~ under Cover: How to manage Young Forest and Shrub lands for Wildlife KITTerY – On Saturday, June 29, The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Wild Turkey Federation, Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife and partners will offer a free workshop titled “Under Cover: How to Manage Young Forest and Shrub Lands for Wildlife.” Young forest and shrub lands are a highly valuable resource to wildlife, providing nesting spots, hiding cover, and food to animals like songbirds, American woodcock, and rab-

bits. Unfortunately, very little of this habitat remains in Southern Maine and New Hampshire. Participants will learn about wildlife that needs this shrubby habitat, and learn how to manage forests, fields, and wetlands to help ‘under cover’ wildlife. The workshop is free and will take place Saturday, June 29, from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. The field day starts with a talk at Kittery Trading Post, Kathadin Room, and will be followed by a field trip to York

...BOOK from page 10 Young Millennial Life is the culmination of three years spent interviewing young adults. Categorized as “self-help” by most, the book is targeted at high school and college age readers. The complete book is available free online via an innovative social payment system. 100% of net proceeds (all that remains after printing costs) are being donated to scholarships for Thornton Academy students. A successful crowd-funding campaign has expanded accessibility to the book’s message by placing copies of the book in local libraries and schools. Learn more about the book at www.ConnectedGrowth.com about luke Nielson 23-year-old Luke Nielson is a successful entrepreneur (since age eleven), recognized academic scholar, non-profit

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dear Computer lady, Is it possible to change the formatting (bold or color) of a file name in Windows Explorer to easily differentiate between files? Linda dear linda, This is not a feature that Windows offers, however there are a couple of ways you might be able to work around this problem. First, when a file or folder is compressed, Windows changes the file name to a blue color. Based on this feature, you could compress the files or folders that you want to stand out. You compress a file this way: Right click on the file that you want to compress. Click on “Properties” in the context menu. In the file properties dialog box, click on the “Advanced” button. Click to place a check mark in front of “Compress contents to save disk space.” Click the “OK” button to close the dialog box and save your changes. Secondly, there are some file management programs that would replace Windows Explorer on your computer that might allow you to change the color of certain file names. I don’t have any experience with them, so I can’t give you much more help than that. Elizabeth dear Computer lady, Do you have to have Internet Explorer on your computer? I haven’t used it in a couple of years. I read my mail from aol.com. Ian dear Ian, You do not have to have Internet Explorer installed on your computer, however, since it is part of Windows, it is rather difficult to get rid of. I would suggest that you leave it installed, and just delete

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The Pros and Cons of using the Internet to Complete Schoolwork The classroom atmosphere familiar to today’s children is likely very different from the atmosphere their parents were accustomed to when they were students. Many of these changes can be traced to technology, which has gradually had an increasing presence in the classroom over the last several decades. But technology has not only changed the classroom experience for kids, but thanks in large part to the Internet, technology also has changed the way kids approach their schoolwork at home. Though a potentially valuable learning tool, the Internet also poses some problems for today’s students. The following are some of the advantages and disadvantages of relying on the Internet to complete schoolwork. The Pros The accessibility of the Internet can be a significant benefit to students. Students have a wealth of resources available to them online, and those resources can make it easier for kids to understand key concepts on nearly every subject. Whereas students might once have been forced to trek to the library to research a given subject, now they can do so from the comforts of home. And unlike the library, the Internet never closes, so information is at students’ disposal regardless of when they sit down to do their schoolwork. Another advantage to using the Internet to complete schoolwork is that the Internet can be an extension of the classroom beyond school walls. Educational websites abound on the Internet, and many of these

sites are written and monitored by professional educators. These sites can be valuable resources for students who may find themselves struggling with certain lessons. Many of their questions or concerns may already be addressed, and certain topics may be more easily explained on a website written by a professional educator or scholar in a given field. Rather than waiting to address an issue in class, students can visit such websites to answers to their questions immediately. The Internet also can provide students with a forum to discuss their studies, which does not always exist in the classroom. That forum may engage students and make them better students. A passionate online discussion

about a reading assignment may encourage kids to approach such assignments more fervently. Though such discussions may exist in a traditional classroom atmosphere, many students might be hesitant to express themselves in front of their classmates, feeling the anonymity of the Internet is a more inviting and less stressful forum than a classroom of their peers. The Cons As beneficial as the Internet can be to students, it’s not always what it’s cracked up to be. Much of the concern about using the Internet to complete schoolwork is the reliability of the information on the Internet. Many sites offer reliable and well-researched information, but many do not. Students, especially younger students, may not be capable of discerning fact from fiction and will simply take the written word on the Internet as truth. That may land students in hot water or make it more difficult for them to understand their subjects. Another significant disadvantage to using the Internet to complete schoolwork is that students may be tempted to cheat. See INTERNET page PB...

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Breast Cancer Survivor to Take Part in ‘Be Healthy’ 5K Run BIddeFOrd – One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Patty Brooks, 39, of Biddeford was one of them. She’s a daughter, wife and mom and when she discovered a lump last year, she was shocked and frightened. Upon hearing the news she was immediately comforted by nurse navigator Helene Langley, RN, at Southern Maine Medical Center’s (SMMC) Center for Breast Care. Brooks stated, “It was the scariest phone call I have ever received. Helene and Peggy (Belanger, RN, Cancer Care Coordinator) guided me and my family through the tough road ahead and truly helped me feel like a survivor, not a victim.” On Saturday, June 29, the Third Annual “Be Healthy” 5K Run/Walk to benefit cancer survivors of the SMMC Center for Breast Care will take place on the Eastern Trail adjacent to SMMC. The run begins at 9 a.m. and the walk begins at 10 a.m. Participants can pre-register online at www.smmc.org or www.active.com or register the day of the event. Food and prizes will be provided. Brooks was no stranger to breast cancer. Her mom was diagnosed in 1999 and she had been having yearly mammograms since she was 30. Unfortunately, her lump did not show up on the mammogram. She had a biopsy in July 2012 and was told she had Stage 1 breast cancer. In September, she underwent bilateral mastectomy followed by reconstructive surgery, escaped chemotherapy and radiation and is currently on medication for five years. “I had just left a highstress job and decided to take some time for me. I began training for a 5K and enjoying some time with my family,” stated Brooks. “When I went back to work, I wanted to do something that was a passion and less stressful. I was scheduled for an interview on the same day I received the news. “In shock, I tried to stay positive and proceeded with the interview. I was hired and they were wonderful when I told them a month later that I would need some time off for surgery. “During the process, I was fortunate to have Helene and Peggy with me. I try to approach life with a little humor and they were very happy, sup-

portive and calm individuals. At appointments they would capture all the details because even though I was listening, I always seemed to have questions later. The support group was phenomenal and provided me an opportunity to hear other survivors’ stories. “Many of us know at least one woman, probably many, who have been touched or even devastated by this frightening See RUN page 15...

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Breast cancer survivor Patty Brooks urges the community to join her for SMMC’s ‘Be Healthy’ 5K Run/ Walk to benef it the Center for Breast Care. (courtesy photo)

YOrK – Area residents eligible for Medicare can register to attend a free “Welcome to Medicare” seminar to help maximize their benefits. They will learn more about the program and get the help needed to sort through Medicare options – and to enroll. At the seminar, participants can sign up for one-onone sessions to be held at a later date.

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Health & Fitness Rolling Out the Pink Carpet YOrK HarBOr – Participants in a “Pink Pals Purse Party” hosted by Stage Neck Inn in York Harbor pose with 35 handbags that were donated to York Hospital to be auctioned off at “The Pink Carpet: Bags, Baubles and the Best of Everything” fundraiser on Nov. 7. Event sponsors include Bangor Savings Bank, Coldwell Banker Yorke Realty, Stonewall Kitchen, Stage Neck Inn, Chapman Cottage, Tide

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Treasure Hunting Tips for the savvy Yard sale shopper Summer is here and garage sales and flea markets abound. But as you search for that perfect treasure, be sure to keep safety in mind. Second-hand items, especially electronics, building supplies, appliances and helmets, may carry certain risks if damaged or used. If you are planning on reselling consumer items, check the Consumer Product Safety Commission’s website for a guide on things that can and cannot be sold, and for product recalls. CSA Group, a leading certification and testing organization, offers these safety tips for yard sale shoppers. Second-hand items Avoid electrical or gas products if a label from a recognized certification organization, such as CSA Group, is missing. Look closely at the

mark to ensure it matches the design and color of certification marks from the same organization on other similar products. Check wiring and extension cords for wear and damage. In particular, look for worn insulation and splices on the cord and loose or exposed parts on the plug. Avoid purchasing used bicycle, hockey or construction helmets, as you don’t know their history or what damage may be hidden from plain view. Counterfeit or illegal goods Counterfeiters often use flea markets to peddle fake goods. Packaging on counterfeits is often poorly designed or has only partial illustrations. Misspellings and unclear printing on products and labels may be another indicator of a fake product.

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Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library Naval Officer to Speak The next Author Lecture Series of the Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library will take place on June 22 at 2 p.m. The lecture will feature Vice Adm. (retired) George W. Emery, U.S. Navy, who will talk about his new book, “In Their Own Words: The Navy Fights the War of 1812.” Refreshments will be served following the lecture. Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library is located at 18 Maine St., Kennebunkport. For more information, call 967-2778 or visit http://www.graveslibrary.org. ‘mad Science’ Program Come journey into the center of the Earth with the “Mad Science: Dig into Science Show” at 1 p.m. on Saturday, June 29, at the Village Fire Station on North Street in Kennebunkport. Through an interactive presentation sponsored by Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library, participants will learn about the layers of the earth, how geysers work, why stalagmites are cool and other bits of science. Children will get a hands-on experience through a variety of educational and entertaining activities. The program will feature science demonstrations, music, cool equipment, and a Mad Scientist who dynamically interacts with the audience. Designed for children ages 4 to 12, but adults and teens will enjoy the show too. This event is free but pre-registration is requested. To pre-register, contact Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library at 967-2778 or visit http://www.graveslibrary. org. Centennial Presentation A special program and reception to launch Joyce Butler’s new history book, “Kennebunkport: The Evolution of an American Town,” is planned as part of the centennial celebration of the Louis T. Graves Memorial Public Library. The event is set at the Colony Hotel on June 23 at 4 p.m. This event will be the first day the public will get to hear the result of the research and narrative penned by this local historian. The afternoon reception will also include the presentation of the first Joyce Butler Student Historian award to a fourth-grade student from

Consolidated School. For more Information Contact the library at 207967-2778 or visit www.graveslibrary.org.

Kennebunk Free Library Star Origami Children ages 8 to 12 may attend “O’er the Ramparts,” a special program at Kennebunk Free Library, 112 Main St., in preparation of the Fourth of July holiday. On Thursday, June 27, at 2 p.m., students will learn to make star origami. These small stars, approximately a half-inch in diameter, can then be strung for garland, key chains, even as earrings. Reserve a space by calling 985-2173 x-5 or e-mailing ys@kennebunk.lib.me.us. The event is free. Storytime Yoga Kennebunk Free Library will offer three sessions of “Storytime Yoga” for children ages 4 to 8. Each session will include the reading of a story, then learning yoga poses based upon the story. Classes will be held on three Mondays, June 24, July 8 and Aug. 5, each at 10:30 a.m. No experience is necessary. Preregistration begins on June 20. To ensure that as many children as possible get to attend, children are asked to register for two of the three sessions. Pre-registration and a signed waiver are required. For more Information Contact the library at 207-985-2173 or visit www.kennebunklibrary.org.

Springvale Public Library ‘read and romp’ “Read and Romp,” a story program for children ages 3 to 6 and their caregivers, will be presented at 10 a.m. on Mondays at Springvale Public Library, 443 Main St., Springvale. The free program features stories, finger play, songs and special activities. No registration is required. ‘Baby rhyme Time’ “Baby Rhyme Time,” a program for babies under 3 and their parents or caregivers, will be offered at 10 a.m. on Thursdays at Springvale Public Library, 443 Main St., Springvale. Children learn Mother Goose rhymes in this active but brief program. Free. No registration required. For more information, call 324-4624 or visit www. springvalelibrary.org.

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Wells Public Library lecture on lincoln Lecturer Erin Bishop will present a program, “Lincoln: Evolution of a President,” at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, June 25, the Wells Public Library. The program is planned in commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. For more information and to register, call 207-646-8181 or e-mail: kbryant@wellstown.org. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Wells Public Library. Teen Volunteers Wells Public Library is looking for teen volunteers entering seventh grade and over to help facilitate the summer reading program. They will help with crowd control during children’s programs, help create and set up crafts, and sign people up for the Summer Reading Club. Register on the library’s website, or by contacting Kayla Thompson at 646-8181 or kthompson@wellstown.org.

drop-in Crafts Wells Public Library will have drop-in crafts available all day on Tuesdays as part of its Summer Reading Club. The crafts, materials, and instructions will all be located in the programming area of the Children’s Room. Sponsored by the Friends of the Wells Public Library. Contact Devin Burritt at 646-8181 or dburritt@wellstown.org with any questions.

An annual Summer Film Series will continue at 7 p.m. on June 30 at York Public Library, 15 Long Sands Road. “Hyde Park on Hudson” features Academy Award nominees Bill Murray and Laura Linney in an engaging and romantic look at one of the most pivotal meetings in history. Rated R; 94 minutes. Admission and popcorn will be free.

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KeNNeBuNKPOrT – In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Louis T. Graves Memorial Library in Kennebunkport, Biddeford Savings Bank has sponsored the publication of “Magical Murals,” a publication highlighting the paintings done by Louis Norton in 1930 in the Children’s Room. Cost is $15! The entire purchase price benefits the library. Copies of “Magical Murals” are available at Louis T. Graves Memorial Public

YOrK – York Public Library’s annual Family Fun Series, supported by Kennebunk Savings Bank and York Schools, will kick off with a program by New Hampshire storyteller Simon Brooks at the Village Elementary School on Tuesday, June 25, at 10:30 a.m. Brooks was first introduced to the power of stories while he was working for the Youth Hostel Association of England and Wales, when an Australian storyteller gave a performance. Brooks loved telling jokes and entertaining audiences from his early school days, so moving on to professional storytelling was a natural progression. Now living in New Hampshire with his wife and two children, Brooks travels extensively throughout New England telling stories, accompanied by his Irish drum and his vocal techniques. Two of his audio CDs have

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been awarded medals from Parents’ Choice. Additional Summer Family Fun performances at Village Elementary School, 124 York St., are scheduled on July 9 and Aug. 8. York Public Library is located at 15 Long Sands Road in York author to Speak Local author and historian Neil Rolde will talk about his updated history of York, “York is Living History,” and his most recent book, “Breckinridge Long: American Eichmann?” at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 25, at York Public Library. Long’s efforts to impede immigration to the U.S. for Jews and Gentiles alike are detailed using Long’s personal diary. Rolde asserts that Long played by the book with devastating consequences, actions that parallel those of his peers in Hitler’s Third Reich. For more Information Contact the library at 207363-2818 or visit www.york.lib. me.us.

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~ News ~ ...AWARDS from page 17 Jonathan Brown, Summer Sayward, Grace Marie Stevens, honorable mention. Wells Junior High School art award winners include: Fifth grade: Logan Bedell, first; Hailey Morrison, second; sixth grade: Alexandra Chase, first; Vanessa Perreaut, second; Abigale Vigue, third; seventh grade: Estelle Reardon, first; Abigail Bourque, second; Taylor McDermott, third, and Emma Bernhardt, honorable mention, eighth grade: Savannah Martin, first, and Kate Goodale, second. Junior high science awards went to sixth-graders Nathan Curtis, Kim Towne, first; Daisy Aromando, Brianna Michaud-Nolan, second; Duncan “Ben” Campbell, Brianna Ordway, third, and Macy Austin, Mackenzie Foss and Andrew Ladlow, honorable mention. Wells High School award winners were: ninth grade: Elise McCormack-Kuhman, first; Willia Jack Hahn, second, and Casey Bernhardt, third; 10th grade: Allivia Lorusso, Brooke Nucci, first; Alexandrea Haye, Gretchen Vandawalker, second; Corey

Ludden, third, and Peter Valentino, honorable mention; 11th grade: Sydney LaChapelle, Madilin Pagliarulo, first; and 12th grade: Howie Hall, Brandon Morton, Hannah Sayer, first; Judith Briand, Alexis Howard, second, and Miranda Hussey, James Signoretti, third. The Wells Conservation Commission, an official committee of the Town of Wells, works to conserve the town’s natural resources, especially forest and water that provide wildlife habitat, human recreation, and outdoor education. The commission establishes trails and interpretation on conservation lands that it has acquired for the townspeople through its Land Bank and its conservation partners. Members of the Wells Conservation Commission include Owen Grumbling, chairman, Michele StivalettaNoble, secretary, and Markus Diebolt, Keith Fletcher, Rocky Furman, Carol Simpson, Bill Spiller, and Emily Stauffer. “The Wells Conservation Commission is especially interested in creating opportunities for townspeople and their children to enjoy the natural beauty of Wells,” commented Grumbling. “We are amazed

by the skill and insight of our young people as they represent their perceptions of the natural world through their artwork.” Grumbling greeted families at the ceremony. Robert Foley, chairman of the Wells Select Board, presented the awards. Conservation Commissioner Markus Diebolt offered congratulations to students and families. A slide show of the 68 works of art was shown, while families viewed the mounted original artwork on several exhibit panels. Local teachers Sandy Brennan, Margaret Burman, Bruce Fearon, and Vanessa White-Capelluti supported the students in creating art for the contest. WES Principal Marianne Horne, teacher Karen Taylor, Sarah Blevins and David Norton helped to coordinate the Wells Elementary School event. Contest judges were Rocky, Audrey Grumbling, Simpson, and Michele Stivaletta-Noble. Prizes were provided by Anna and Bill Spiller of Spiller Farm and Big Daddy’s Ice Cream. Reg Bennett, Public Information Officer of the WellsOgunquit Community School District, submitted this story.

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YOrK – Lilyanna Enright of York won the Elks State Drug Awareness coloring contest. About 140 students competed in the contest at the Lodge level. Lilyanna won at the Lodge and District levels and was then declared the State winner at the Maine Elks Association convention held in Portland. She is a student at Coastal Ridge Elementary School in York. Pictured, left to right, are Officer Scott Codger, York Police Department, Lilyanna, and Bob Carr, York Elks Lodge drug awareness chairman. (courtesy photo)

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~ News ~ Girl Scouts earn Bronze award

KeNNeBuNKPOrT – Members of Girl Scouts of Maine Troop No. 1804 of Kennebunkport and Cape Porpoise recently earned the Girl Scout Bronze Award, the highest honor Girl Scout Juniors can achieve. To earn the Bronze Award, the Girl Scouts, who attend Kennebunkport Consolidated School, had to spend a minimum of 20 hours building up their team, evaluating their school community, and identifying, planning, implementing, and promoting their project. Their initiative, titled “Consolidated Group Exercise and Healthy Living Program,” (CGE) was inspired by Let’s Go! a program of The Kids CO-OP at the Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital at Maine

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self-directed and executed entirely by them. It was great to watch them develop leadership skills as they planned the classes and worked through all the little details that could get in the way. They are precious to all of us at Consolidated and we’re proud of their success.” Joan McDonald, CEO of Girl Scouts of Maine, observed that each Girl Scout Junior used her very own special skills and interests to help educate the students in her school. “While the troop certainly deserves the Bronze Award, it’s also wonderful to note that through their CGE Project each girl developed confidence and experienced the kind of fun that happens when Girl Scouts work together to make their little corner of the world a better place.” The fifth-grade Girl Scouts, Charlotte Johnson, Claudia Kenneway, Emily Vitali, Kylie Campbell, Olivia Cox, Parker Fairfield, Tia Stockwell, and Miranda Durcan, were presented with their Bronze Award pins by Troop Leaders Alison Kenneway, Liz Stockwell, and Amy Johnson at the Kennebunkport Consolidated School assembly on June 7. For the members of the troop, earning the Bronze Award was also their way of honoring the memory of troop leader Bonny Vitali. Girl Scouts of Maine provides services and support to over 16,000 girl and adult members statewide. For more information, visit www. girlscoutsofmaine.org.

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Obituaries

Shannon Emily Durham, 44 BIDDEFORD – Shannon Emily Durham, 44, of Biddeford, and formerly of Wells, died suddenly on Sunday, June 9, at Southern Maine Medical Center. She was the devoted daughter of Micheline L. (Stevens) Durham-Coulson and her husband, Ernie Coulson, of Wells, and the late Edward E. Durham. She graduated from Wells High School in 1987 and was a whiz with computing and design graphics. Shannon was a loving person who very much enjoyed her daughter, Cassandra Durham, and her granddaughter, Summer Marie Durham, to the hilt. All the children in her neighborhood ended up at her home, and she was known to all as Grammy. She had an amazingly big heart and was always ready to please and help. She volunteered at Seeds of Hope Pantry in Biddeford, where she also took her granddaughter and other neighborhood children, to explain the needs of other people and to know God. She was living in Biddeford with her fiancé, David Boynton. They loved fishing as well as having all the different children around, especially Summer Marie. Besides her mother, stepfather and fiancé, she is survived by her daughter, Cassandra Durham, and her granddaughter, Summer Marie Durham, both of Rochester, N.H. She also leaves her twin sister, Marcella Mayo, and her husband, Bruce;

another sister, Angie Stone-McCarthy, and her husband, Joe; two brothers, Steve Stone and his wife, Becky, and Edward Roy Durham, all of Wells, her maternal grandfather Roy C. Stevens, as well as nieces and nephews Bethany Stone, Steve Stone, Nicole Mayo and Josh Mayo, all of Wells. Shannon was predeceased by her maternal grandmother Louise Stevens. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a memorial service on Saturday, June 22, at noon at the Wells Ogunquit Senior Center at Moody, 300 Post Road. Arrangements are under the care of Advantage Funeral Services, 981 Forest Ave., Portland. Please visit www.advantageportland.com to sign Shannon’s guestbook. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to: People’s Choice Credit Union, 656 Hiltons Lane, Wells, ME 04090. All donations will be used for Summer Marie’s general college fund as this was Shannon’s wish.

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~ News ~ dennis Plante Named Firefighter of the Year BerWICK – Dennis Plante of Berwick received the American Legion, Department of Maine’s Firefighter of the Year Award at a 95th annual state convention in Augusta. Plante leads the 29 on-call members of the Berwick Fire Department, the town’s “first response” emergency organization. This recognition honors Plante’s achievements and years of service to the Town of Ber-

wick where he served in many capacities over the years including code enforcement, part-time police officer and acting town manager. Plante joined the Berwick Fire Department as a volunteer firefighter in 1969, following a family tradition of firefighters that includes brother Bruce, uncles, a grandfather and his father, former Berwick Chief Arthur Plante. Dennis Plante became Berwick’s first full-time

fire chief in 2002. Among his accomplishments, Plante contributed to the advancement of firefighting training, fire and medical emergency management and fire prevention, inspection and safety. A featured highlight is the department’s smoke trailer education program where hundreds of children participate in a simulation to gain experience in locating a safe escape route in a smoke-filled environment. Historian Robert Place receiving a first place award from District Historian Tommy Adkins at the Legion Convention Augusta, Maine. (Photo by Paul R. Lapierre)

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Dennis Plant of Berwick receiving the American Legion, Department of Maine’s Firefighter of the Year Award with his family. (Photo by Robert Place)

York education Foundation announces Grant awards YOrK – The York Education Foundation announced the funding of seven grants for the upcoming 2013-2014 school year following a recent board of directors’ meeting. “We were thrilled with both the number and the quality of the grant requests that were submitted this year,” said Julie Eneman, chairman of YEF’s grant committee, “and we are very excited to be able to fund these seven programs.” Vice President Matt Howell provided a report on next year’s grants to the School Committee at its meeting on June 5. YEF is an independent, nonprofit organization of community volunteers committed to excellence in education. Its mission is to provide funding for innovative and challenging programs in the York Public Schools that are beyond the scope of traditional funding. With funds raised through communitybased activities, YEF awards grants for exceptional projects and programs proposed by York educators and employees at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Next year’s grant programs include: “Little Bits for Electrical Engineering,” a program, which will provide eighth-grade students the opportunity to work with advanced electrical circuits through the use of electronic building blocks, has been granted to Dave Southard, industrial arts, York Middle School.

“Collaborating with iPads via Apple TV” is a project developed by the technology integrators at York Middle and York High Schools, Martha Borden and Bryan Thompson. They will purchase Apple TVs to be used in conjunction with iPads already in existence throughout the school district. This project will change the dynamic of the classroom, allowing for interactions between teachers and the entire class in a way that is currently impossible. Students can share their work from their desks, participate in class activities and discussions, and privately ask questions. This interaction will enable a teacher to formally assess students’ learning and understanding in real time, and instantly modify lessons based on this assessment. Thomas Charltray, technology integrator at CRES, will be awarded a grant to fund “It’s Not Easy Being Green.” These monies will purchase new technology which will improve the quality of current productions while encouraging new, innovative uses of video technology for all elementary students. YEF will provide initial funding for the establishment of a world languages film library at YHS through a grant titled “World Languages Film Library,” submitted by Renee Fifield, Spanish teacher at York High School. The world language teachers at YHS have collaborated to develop a unit on contemporary film designed to

support curriculum goals, such as describing practices of the cultures, comprehending conversations, identifying and explaining the significance of works of art, architecture, historical artifacts. By giving students a choice of films to watch and critique, both verbally and in writing, their understanding of the language and appreciation for the culture will grow. Cathy Wyeth and Sally Brown of CRES have collaborated to develop “Think It, Speak It, Create It. Writing for Non-Writers.” With YEF funding, they will purchase dictation software and related technology, which allows students to speak their thoughts, which are then directly translated into written words. The student can then focus on editing, organizing and enhancing their work, rather than spending valuable time struggling to get words on the paper. The goal of this project is to give identified students at CRES the opportunity to produce written assignments with less challenges than they currently have, increasing their confidence and their desire to write. Marie Enright, special education tech at York High School, will receive a grant, which will allow her to participate in a yoga instructor training program, called “My OmAbilities,” which specializes in facilitating yoga programs for special education students. The goal of this training is for the instructor to offer yoga to special education stu-

BerWICK – Robert K. Place has done it again, winning first place at the Maine state level for his detailed documentation of the activities of Charles S. Hatch Post No. 79. This marks the second consecutive year that the Department of Maine awarded the post top honors for its history album. The post also won in 2009. Following last year’s win, Place’s album was sent

to the national level, where he won second place, competing against 14,000 American Legion posts worldwide. Compiling this album is truly a labor of love for this talented but modest photographer and Legionnaire, who donates hundreds of hours of his time annually creating this photopacked history. Once again, this year’s album is on its way to compete at the national level.

dents in order to help reduce their stress while increasing their strength, flexibility, focus, selfesteem, and ability to collaborate. At Village Elementary School, art teacher Tara Morin will be awarded a grant named “Technology Integration and Visual Literacy.” YEF will fund the purchase of a Promethean ActivBoard in the VES art classroom, which will change how all students at VES learn about and interact with art work, giving them the opportunity to immediately see the impact a change can make to an image, use more advanced programming to practice art skills and learn art methods and concepts.

In related news, YEF’s primary fundraiser, “Uncorked!” took place on April 28 at The Cliff House in Ogunquit. With the support of more than 200 attendees, as well as the many area businesses and craftspeople that provided products and services for the silent auction, “Uncorked 2012!” raised $23,000 for the foundation’s grant fund. Including the grant awards for the upcoming school year, the York Education Foundation will have issued more than $150,000 in grants to fund programs. All of the monies raised by YEF go directly back into the school system. Visit the foundation’s website at www.yorkeducationfoundation.org.

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~ Where To dine ~

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~ Where To dine ~

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~ Calendar of Events ~ Saturday, June 22 Dinner and Conversation “Learning to Live with Imperfections in Ourselves and Other People to Create Lasting Spiritual Relationships” will be the theme of a Soup, Salad and Spiritual Conversation event at 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 22, at 925 Main St., Eliot. Topics are inspired by the Baha’i teachings and are accessible to everyone of all faiths and backgrounds. For additional information e-mail: Ronald.Tomanio@gmail.com or call 207-752-1319. Yard Sale Slated A yard sale to benefit Rotary International’s Polio Eradication program is on Saturday, June 22, at 8 a.m. at 66 Butler St. in South Berwick. Sale in Saco A giant yard sale is planned from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 22, at the Dyer Library/ Saco Museum. All proceeds will benefit programs offered year round at the Dyer Library/Saco Museum. This fundraising event is presented in conjunction with Saco Spirit’s annual Sidewalk Arts Festival. Rental spaces are available with a table included for $25, while a space without a table is $20. Space is limited. Contact Fund Development Manager Nancy Tripp for information at 284-6997. Pancake Breakfast Lebanon North Berwick

Baptist Church will have a pancake and waffle breakfast on June22 from 7 to 10 a.m. Pancakes and waffles with or without strawberries and cream, sausages, coffee, milk and juice will be served at the fellowship hall on Little River Road, Lebanon. Breakfast is free, donations will be accepted for mission projects. 24th Annual Sale Homemade baked goodies, furniture, books, clothes, and household goods will be featured at the 24th annual Bauneg Beg Lake Association yard sale on Saturday, June 22, from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Fish ‘N’ Game Club on Route 4 in Sanford. The Lake Association uses this fundraiser to help fund water quality projects and lake monitoring activities throughout the year. Raffles are planned. Hot dogs and hamburgers from the grill and soft drinks will also be available for purchase. Mexican Night Mexican Night is set Saturday, June 22, at the York Elks Lodge, 1704 U.S. Route 1, York. A chicken shoot will start at 3 p.m. on Sunday. Summer Yard Sale Caring Unlimited will host a summer yard sale to benefit its Transitional Housing Program from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, June 22, at the organization’s storage facility at 795 Main St., Sanford. Items for sale will include furniture, gently used

clothing, household items, toys, and other goods. Caring Unlimited, York County’s Domestic Violence Resource Center, provides support and safety planning services to women, their children, and men who are experiencing domestic violence. The Transitional Housing Program provides families who are fleeing from domestic violence a safe, affordable place to live for up to two years while they rebuild their lives.

Sunday, June 23 ‘Pints for Pups’ “Pints for Pups,” a benefit for Lucky Pup Rescue, is slated from 4 to 7 p.m. on June 23 at Sebago Brewing Company, Kennebunk. Sebago will donate $1 from every beer sold to the dog rescue effort. Adoptable pups will be on hand. For more information: luckypuprescue.org. Chicken Shoot A chicken shoot is planned from 2 to 4 p.m. on Sunday, June 23, at American Legion Post No. 56, 9 Hannaford Drive, York. For information, call 207-363-0376. Gospel Concert The Jerry Street Savior Band will offer a gospel and bluegrass concert at 2 p.m. on Sunday, June 23, at Atria Kennebunk. Light refreshments will be served. Call 985-5866.

Monday, June 24 Turkey Dinner A turkey dinner with all

the fixings will be served by the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on Monday, June 24, at Post No. 56, 9 Hannaford Drive, York. Adults, $8, and children under 10, $5. Salt Marsh Walk “Secrets of the Salt Marsh Walk,” a program about these productive ecosystems nestled between seashore and uplands, will be offered in a docent-led walk that covers about 1 mile at 9 a.m. on Monday, June 24. Free with admission at Wells Reserve at Laudholm. Call 207-646-1555 or wellsreserve.org.

Wednesday, June 26 Woodwind Performance An evening performance by composer and woodwind entertainer James Kellerman will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Wedneday, June 26, at Atria Kennebunk. Light refreshments will be served. Call 985-5866.

Thursday, June 27 Kayaking Trip Kayaking on the Little River Estuary is slated 1 to 4 p.m. on Thursday, June 27. Paddle the quiet waters of a Wells Reserve estuary while watching for wildlife and learning about this treasured habitat. For ages 12 and up; some restrictions apply. $50/$40. Registration required. Call Wells Reserve at Laudholm. 207-6461555 or www.wellsreserve.org.

Friday, June 28

Italian Dinner An all-you-can-eat Italian dinner will be served from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Congregational Church of Wells, 1695 Post Road, U.S. Route 1, on Friday, June 28. Cost is $8 per adult. Children ages 6 to 12 are $4. Children under 6, free. Family maximum cost (two adults and all children 12 and under) is $20. Meal includes pasta and meat entree, salad, rolls, beverage and dessert.

Saturday, June 29 Community Yard Sale Home Instead Senior Care will host a community yard sale in the back of its Kennebunk location at 85 Main St. on Saturday, June 29, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. All proceeds from the sale will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association, Maine Chapter, and the event will be held rain or shine. The yard sale is one of several fundraisers that Home Instead staff and CAREGivers host yearly for the benefit of the Alzheimer’s Association, culminating this year in the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s at York Beach on Sept. 14. For more information about the yard sale or the company’s activities, contact Ann Vigeant, Home Instead Senior Care, at 207-985-8550. For more information about the Alzheimer’s Association, Maine Chapter, go to www.alz.org/ maine.

~ News from Around the State ~ Maine Seniors Day Signed into Law PORTLAND – Maine Seniors Magazine, AARP Maine and many other organizations throughout the state announced recently the first annual Maine Seniors Day. The Act to Establish Maine Seniors Day was sponsored by Rep. Richard Campbell (R-Orrington) and signed into law by Gov. Paul LePage on May 24. The Act designates the second Saturday of every September a special day inviting Maine people, businesses and organizations to show their appreciation for Maine’s seniors. David Nealley, publisher of Maine Seniors Magazine, spearheaded the effort to officially recognize Maine’s older residents with a designated day each year. Nealley worked with many other collaborators including John Nale, volunteer president of the Maine Association of the Area Agencies on Aging, and Dr.Len Kaye, director of the Center on Aging at the University of Maine, to make the case for the law. “Maine Seniors Day serves as much more than just a symbol,” said Nealley. “Having an official day in honor of our

seniors gives every one of us the opportunity to recognize their achievements and raise awareness about the issues they face.” With a membership of over 230,000 in the state, AARP Maine was pleased to support the Act. “Many seniors in Maine encounter unique challenges in a state that is large geographically and has a far-flung population,” said Lori Parham, AARP Maine State Director. “Older residents often struggle to keep up with everyday living expenses such as the cost of buying food, heating their homes and other necessities. We believe that Maine Seniors Day will provide an opportunity to highlight some of these challenges as we seek long-term solutions.” Nealley is equally hopeful that local businesses will want to honor seniors in whatever ways they feel will be an enhancement to their respective communities. “Seniors throughout the state should be recognized for their service and contributions to the state of Maine,” he said. “Our seniors heighten the quality of life for many of us through their volunteerism, values and experiences. This is a great op-

Senator Collins Welcomes Southern Maine Natives as Summer Interns

Left: Justin Davis IV. Right: Philip Hussey, with Senator Susan Collins. (courtesy photos)

WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Sen. Susan Collins recently announced that Justin Davis IV of South Berwick and Philip Hussey of Kennebunk will intern in her Washington, portunity for us to work together to show our appreciation.” The first annual Maine Seniors Day will take place this year on Saturday, Sept. 14. For more information visit www.maineseniorsday.com or www.aarp.org/me.

D.C. office this summer. “Both Justin and Philip have proven themselves to be dedicated and diligent students, and I am excited that they will be working in my Washington, D.C. office,” said Collins. “I welcome the addition of interns to my offices because it provides them with an opportunity to become involved in the legislative process.” Davis is a political science major at the University of Maine in Orono. He has previ-

ously served as an intern in Collins’ Bangor Constituent Service Center. After graduation, he plans to work as a staffer for a member of the Maine Congressional delegation. Hussey is a government major and administrative science minor at Colby College in Waterville. After graduation, he hopes to work in Maine, either in the public or private sector, in a role that contributes to the Maine economy, its people, and its way of life.

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~ Pets ~

another Chance animal rescue

NOrTH BerWICK – It is raining kittens. It would appear the old saying “it’s raining cats and dogs” may have some truth to it. ACAR has recently taken in a large number of sweet little kittens and their moms into our care. This Sunday, June 23, we will be having a “Kitten Shower” to welcome all the new arrivals. We have many different colored kittens from many different litters. The public is cordially invited to this happy event. The location will be at our newest adoption headquarters at 251 Route 4 in Sanford, Maine. All these wonderful babies will be needing food, wet and dry; their devoted moms will also be needing food so each will have the strength to handle

Another Chance Animal Rescue PO Box 552 / 37 Market Street North Berwick, Maine 03906

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their lively babies. Each of these babies will need to be spayed/ neutered in the coming weeks, vaccinated and wormed (at least three times.) Donations of pet foods and money to help with these vet bills will be very much

appreciated. Please make plans to come to the Kitten Shower; there will be light refreshments, a raffle, door prizes and a group of interesting animal people to talk to. There will be a huge number of kittens on site, ranging in ages from a couple of days to 12 weeks of age. You will be able to file applications if you see a new possible family member. All our kittens (age specific) and other available adoptees are current on all necessary vaccinations, spayed/ neutered, have passed wellness exams before they are consider ready to go. You may be selecting a kitten that will be available in a week or in some cases as long as a month, depending on the baby’s age. But your new kitten will be well worth the wait. In addition to the massive selection of kittens, we have a nice selection of young adult cats, a good selection of adult cats, and a limited selection of older cats all looking to you for their forever homes.

Voices for animals

YOrK – Jessie (mostly gray) and Jessica are beautiful and loving. They were taken from a hoarding situation this past January. Voice for Animals rescued 13 cats from the house and most have been adopted into forever homes. Jessie and Jessica have been patiently

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awaiting to go to theirs. They are very friendly and loving to each other, to people and to other cats. They are about 4 years old and had to endure having several litters of kittens before being surrendered to VFA. They are now spayed and vaccinated and eagerly waiting to live in a home as part of a family. Please consider giving these well-mannered beauties the home they deserve. For more information or to request an application, e-mail: in2catz@gmail.com or call 207698-4874. Voice for Animals (VFA) is grass roots, non-profit and no kill organization established in 1987 and headquartered in York. Visit www.voiceforanimals.net.

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Bella Meet Bella, a 31/2-year-old Jack Russell terrier mix. Bella is a playful, fun, friendly dog that will literally jump into your arms. She is very active and enjoys getting regular exercise through either walks or playtime or both. She really enjoys stuffed toys she can

Animal Welfare Society

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WeST KeNNeBuNK – We are in full swing of Kitten Season here at the AWS. That means that we are regularly getting in a wide variety of kittens that will be available for adoption. There will be males, females, black ones, gray ones, tortoiseshells, calicos, orange tigers, all types of kittens imaginable. They’re all young, adorable, and full of energy. We’ve already had several batches of kittens come and go at the shelter. More are on the way, so keep your eyes on our website, www.animalwelfaresociety.org, to find out when they will be available. Then you just have to get to the shelter bright and early, as these cuties get adopted fast. Now is the time to add a cute kitten to your home!

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WellS – Many of our kittens are old enough for adoption. Get an adoption application at our adoption center or online by visiting www.safehavenhumanesociety.org. Once approved, we’ll connect you to our foster volunteers who are taking care of the babies and their mommas. Many kittens need to be adopted with their moms (fee waived for one) or with another sibling (also at reduced rate). Why do we want our kittens adopted in pairs? Kittens get lonely! Two kittens are never lonely. Siblings love staying together, and form a tight bond prior to weaning that lasts a lifetime. Kittens also groom one another, learn from each other, and play with one another until they’re exhausted. They’re so full of energy, you don’t have to worry about having enough time to play with them. They have each other. Many kittens get bored and then get into trouble if alone during the day. Remember, they grew up in a tight family and did everything together. You won’t feel guilty going to work or shopping if you have two kittens. They’ll be so busy playing they won’t become sad or scared. Here’s another good thing about adopting two. You can save on going to the movies. With kittens’ silly antics, you have all the entertainment you want.

Ghost (left) and Nymeria (right) are a great kitten combo. These 10-½ week old siblings are raring to go! Nymeria is black and white with a cute speckled face. His foster mom Rachel says, “Every litter has a crazy one, and Nymeria is it!” He loves to chase, climb and jump at anything that moves. He’s pals with their dog and loves to take naps in laps. Ghost, Nymeria’s sister, is shy and likes to stand back and take in everything. She wants to be sure everything is safe first. Once she feels things are OK, she is center stage – playing in the tunnel or whacking the wand toy. She’s a little shy around the family dog but is getting used to him. Nymeria’s presence will be a great comfort to Ghost, and together they’ll be a loving and wonderful addition to your family. Call 229-8314 to meet these great kittens, and others now available for adoption.

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~ real estate ~

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~ arts & entertainment ~

‘The andrews Brothers’ uses Tried-and-True Formula

By Scott Andrews Contributing Writer aruNdel – Jukebox musicals have been a mainstay of Arundel Barn Playhouse since its beginning 16 seasons ago. Producing artistic director Adrienne Wilson Grant’s first-ever production was an archetypal jukebox musical and she typically schedules at least two or three exemplars of this tried-and-true formula each season. If anyone is unfamiliar with the format it’s this: A jukebox musical is a Broadway-style show that recycles songs that were created for other purposes – usually Hot 100 pop recordings dating from many years earlier – by connecting them with characters and plot. The songs typically represent one particular artist, theme or historical period. Most often the plot is a bare minimum that is contrived solely to link the songs, which are the show’s main attraction. Although other summer theaters offer jukebox musicals, Grant has used them to carve a special niche for herself and her charming old barn. Roger Bean, who lives in Hollywood, is also carving a niche for himself in the theatrical world by creating jukebox musicals. His best-known is “The Marvelous Wonderettes,” which has played in hundreds of the theaters, plus he’s also penned “Route 66,” “Summer of Love”

and “The Andrews Brothers.” Grant’s converted barn and Bean’s creative talents are a match made in heaven – or at least the hayloft. She presented “The Marvelous Wonderettes” in 2002 and “Route 66” a year later. For her first offering of 2013, Grant is producing the Maine premiere of Bean’s most recent show, “The Andrews Brothers,” which debuted in Wisconsin half a dozen years ago. The Andrews Sisters were one of the most popular acts during World War II. The trio traveled the globe, singing for American soldiers, sailors and Marines in USO (United Service Organization) shows in Europe and the Pacific. In “The Andrews Brothers,” Bean repackages 27 hit tunes of the World War II period, particularly focusing on the music of the Andrews Sisters. His gimmick is this: A 1945 Andrews Sisters show in the Pacific is about to be canceled when the three women are unexpectedly quarantined due to chickenpox. But the USO show goes on, thanks to three male stagehands who don female disguises and perform for the soldiers, sailors and Marines. They’re aided by an aspiring female singer who had been slated as the Andrews Sisters’ opening act. I enjoyed “The Andrews Brothers” when it opened earlier this week. Per her usual policy,

drowned Valley to Perform in Civil War era Concert

Grant has hired an immensely attractive bunch of enthusiastic young actors – most are rising professionals just out of colleges and conservatories – who act the plot and sing the songs. Zack Steele, Mark Edwards and Elliot Lane re-create the Andrews Sisters’ musical magic – albeit in drag – with the usual comical accoutrements and goofball antics expected in such situations. The show’s sole female is its main attraction. Pert and pretty, Beatrice Crosbie ably portrays a wannabe singer who gets her proverbial big break in this wartime show-biz emergency. (courtesy photo)

KeNNeBuNK – In celebration of the Brick Store Museum’s exhibition “From the Kennebunks to Appomattox: The Civil War at Home and Away,” Drowned Valley will perform a concert of Civil War era music on Friday, June 21, at 6 p.m. in the Brick Store Museum Program Center. The museum galleries will remain open until 8 p.m. that evening for the Kennebunk ArtWalk. Drowned Valley is a fourpiece band from the Seacoast that plays bluegrass music, fiddle tunes, and sings gospel the oldtime way. Originally performed

Tickets to ‘Thoroughly modern millie’ Benefit rotary International’s Fight against Polio OGuNQuIT – For the fifth year, the Ogunquit Playhouse is joining the fight to eradicate polio worldwide by hosting Rotary Night at the theater. The Ogunquit Playhouse will donate a portion of every ticket purchased to “Thoroughly Modern Millie” for the Tuesday, June 25, 8 p.m. performance to the York Rotary Club. The Playhouse seeks to raise $5,000 to sup-

Festival Concludes with Performance by String Quartet OGuNQuIT – The Cassatt String Quartet will perform the final program of the 19th annual Chamber Music Festival, an evening of Contemporary American Chamber Music, Friday June 21, 2013, 8 p.m. at the Dunaway Center, 23 School St. in Ogunquit. Tickets are $15 and may be purchased at the Ogunquit Camera Shop, Ogunquit Welcome Center, Dunaway Center, and at the door.

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in small churches and villages in the southern Appalachian Mountains, the rhythms and harmonies of their music connect with all ages. With guitar, mandolin, bass, clawhammer banjo and singing, Drowned Valley takes audiences back to the parlors and campgrounds of Civil War days. Banjo tunes, Stephen Foster songs, and sweet 19th century harmonies will be featured. Admission to the concert is free, with donations appreciated. The Brick Store Museum is located at 117 Main St. in Kennebunk’s historic district.

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Cost: $80/week (2 weeks for $140) Cost: $45 Dates: June 24-28 & July 15-19 Dates: July 22,23,25 Time: 9:45-1:45 P.M. Time: 10 A.M.-12 P.M. Show on Fridays at 1:30 P.M. Show on 7/25 at 11:45 A.M. **Please bring lunch & water** **Please bring a snack & water**

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port Rotary International’s goal of eliminating worldwide polio. Rotary Night at the Ogunquit Playhouse begins at 7 p.m. with hors d’oeuvres provided by York Hospital in the Gazebo Garden tent, followed by a performance of “Thoroughly Modern Millie” at 8 p.m. This Tony Award-winning Best Musical stars Broadway’s Becky Gulsvig as small-town girl Millie Dillmount, who heads to New York City in 1922 to start a new life. Her new flapper lifestyle leads to a series of madcap adventures when she checks into a hotel owned by dragon-lady villainess Mrs. Meers, played by Sally Struthers. Broadway veterans Terry Burrell (Muzzy Van Hossmere) and Burke Moses (Mr. Trevor Graydon) join the cast. The fight to end polio is led by the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, which includes Rotary International, UNICEF, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and governments of the world, with the support of many others around the globe. “The eradication of polio is a reality that we can achieve within our lifetime,” said Kevin Raymond from the Rotary Club of York. “Polio has declined rapidly since 1985, but the fight isn’t over. While polio is a crippling and potentially fatal infectious disease, for as little as 60 cents a child can be vaccinated for life. If we don’t finish the fight right now, more than 10 million children under the age of 5 could be paralyzed in the next 40 years. Rotary raises funds to make sure every child receives access to the polio vaccine. We must continue to immunize wherever and whenever the threat of polio exists. By attending this special show, you can help achieve a polio-free world. I hope you will join us.”

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~ Arts & Entertainment ~ ‘Hound of the Baskervilles’ to Feature Comic Treatment BERWICK – Hackmatack Playhouse is ramping up for its opening production in its 42nd season: “The Hound of the Baskervilles,” a fast-paced, comedic take on the classic brings laughs to the 1902 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle crime novel. Director Jerard-James Craven will tell this classic in a whole new light. “Pop culture right now is drenched in Sherlock Holmes, and this production really takes this well-known story and puts a hilarious spin on the mystery. It lovingly, and wittily, lampoons the characters and their relationships, while keeping the tension and thrill of the tale of the hellhound alive,” Craven said. “Our production will take this script and put it into a modern radio play; our four actors will be engineering all the sound effects in addition to playing all of the characters. This creates, in my opinion, one of the most thrilling things to watch live in a theater – chaos.” Crystal Lisbon has worked as both a leading actress and choreographer at Hackmatack Playhouse. “The Hound of the Baskervilles” will showcase a different side of Lisbon, a masculine

one, as she takes on the role of Holmes’ dimwitted companion. Lisbon said, “The genderblind casting of this piece allows me to embrace the ridiculousness of Watson and give his relationship with Sherlock a different perspective.” On returning for her seventh season, she added, “Hackmatack is uniquely New England. Theater like this just can’t happen anywhere else.” Nick Iannotti, as Sherlock Holmes, is back for his third summer in the barn. “The atmosphere of Hackmatack is so welcoming; it really creates a creative working environment, and the ‘Hound’ script is pure fun which makes rehearsing it rewarding.” Chris Ferrill, in the role of the doomed but endlessly sunny heir to the Baskerville fortune, Sir Henry, and Sarah Andrews, as Sir Henry’s mysterious and desperate love interest Cecile, are both gracing the Hackmatack stage for their first time. Opening night for “The Hound of the Baskervilles” is Friday, June 21, at 8 p.m. Other dates and times include Saturday, June 22, at 8 p.m.; Wednesday, June 26, at 8 p.m.; Thursday, June 27, at 2 and 8 p.m.; Friday.,

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Hackmatack Playhouse cast of “The Hound of the Baskervilles” from top to bottom: Chris Ferrill, Crystall Lisbon, Nick Iannotti, Sarah Andrews (courtesy photo)

June 28, at 8 p.m.; Saturday, June 29, at 8 p.m.; Wednesday, July 3, at 8 p.m.; Thursday, July 4, at 2 p.m.; Friday, July 5, at 8 p.m., and Saturday, July 6, at 8 p.m. Other shows this season at Hackmatack include “The Sound of Music,” “Les Miserables,” and “Driving Miss Daisy.” Tickets and 2013 Hackmatack Playhouse ‘Flexi-Passes” are now available. Individual ticket prices are $25 for adults, $23 for seniors, Thursday senior special of $20, and $10 for students under age 20. Tickets are available online at www.Hackmatack.org or by phone, 207698-1807.

John Haley’s Walking Tour Scheduled by Museum SACO – Camille Smalley, Collections and Research Manager at Saco Museum, will lead a walking tour around downtown Saco based on the notes of John Haley on Sunday, June 23, at 1:30 p.m., starting at the museum. This walking tour is available by donation. After returning home from his service in the Civil War in 1865, John Haley resumed life as a civilian. In 1893, the Dyer Library moved to its location at 308 Main St., beside Saco’s Town Hall. Haley became the Dyer Library’s second librarian in 1893 and employed his daughter, Adelaide, as a library assistant. Haley took long walks around Saco and kept a notebook during these walks, documenting what Saco looked like and the kinds of people who occupied various historic buildings in the 19th century. Smalley will lead a walking tour from the Saco Museum to Rapid Rays,

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across Main Street, and back to the Soldier Monument at Eastman Park, using Haley’s very detailed and sometimes critical notes. John Haley (1840-1921), a Saco native, kept a journal of various aspects of the Civil War. Born on March 3, 1840, Haley describes being born “in a hamlet called Biddeford…a stone’s throw from the Saco Fort.” The family was poor, and Haley left school to work as an alley boy in mill No. 4 of the York Manufacturing Co. At age 22 John Haley answered Lincoln’s call to raise an army of 600,000 and enlisted in the Army in August of 1862, and found himself in the 17th Maine

Regiment. During his three years as a soldier, Haley kept a diary and chronicled daily activities at camp, on the battlefield, marching, and visiting various towns in the South. Students consulted Haley’s journal for day-to-day events of a private in the 17th Maine as well as experiences in major Civil War battles such as Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, and others. At the war’s end, Haley was promoted to corporal, a promotion he felt he didn’t deserve. In 1865, Haley returned to Saco and resumed working at the Saco & Biddeford Gas Light Co. Haley married Abbie Batchelder in 1875 and the couple had two See HALEY page 36...

OGUNQUIT – Fashions in love are constantly changing, but falling in love never goes out of fashion. That’s the old-fashioned takehome message from “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” the 2002 Tony Award winner for Best Musical that runs through July 6 at Ogunquit Playhouse. The venerable company, which bills itself as “America’s Foremost Summer Theater,” mounts a thoroughly delightful, fully professional production of this tuneful and bouncy Broadway spoof, with book by Richard Morris and Dick Scanlan, music by Jeanine Tesori and lyrics by Scanlan. It’s a stage adaptation of the successful 1967 Hollywood musical comedy film of the same name starring Julie Andrews and Carol Channing. The myriad twists and turns of the story are quite complex, but here are some highlights. The plot revolves around the title character, a spirited ingenue who arrives in New York in 1922 looking for fortune and love – in that order. Millie plots to marry her multi-millionaire boss but instead falls in love with a captivating but penniless young man. Or so it appears, but appearances can be deceiving as we eventually learn – over and over. Along the way, Millie befriends an aspiring actress and is befriended in turn by a celebrat-

ed Broadway diva. Intertwined with Millie’s romantic complications is an international kidnapping scheme that’s orchestrated by a washed-up actress and ex-con who’s posing as the owner of a hotel for single young ladies. Heading Ogunquit’s production are Becky Gulsvig in the title role and Sally Struthers as the comic malefactor. Ogunquit theatergoers were first treated to this pair romping through a wonderful show in “Legally Blonde” in 2011 and again last year in “9 to 5.” “Thoroughly Modern Millie” is perhaps the best of the three; it allows each actress to truly shine in her own fashion. Gulsvig is the perfect ingenue, striking the right balance between small-town innocence and worldly aspiration. Struthers, a fixture at Ogunquit for the past decade, is one of America’s premier comediennes. I was also impressed by a secondary romantic pairing. Julie Kavanagh plays an utterly frilly – and utterly incompetent – wannabe actress, while Burke Moses nails the part of a suave and debonair New York financier. Both have operatic-quality voices that soar in their secondact love duet, another elegant touch that contributes much to the charm to this production. Plus it adds another feather to the cap of musical director Ken Clifton. See MILLIE page 36...

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BIddeFOrd – Folk-rockers Aztec TwoStep will perform original music as well as that of Simon and Garfunkel in a performance set 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 23, at Biddeford Performing Arts Center. Aztec Two-Step takes its name from the poem “A Coney Island of the Mind” by awardwinning beat poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti. Exactly one year after their serendipitous meeting at an open mic in Boston, Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman made their 1972 Elektra Records debut. That debut, and their three subsequent releases on RCA, helped define the duo as performers of the folk-rock music of the 1960s into the ’70s. In 1987, the duo’s “Living in America” received the New York Music Award for Best Folk Album and was named in Billboard’s year-end critic’s poll. Aztec Two-Step was the

subject of a documentary that aired on PBS in 1999, following numerous appearances on TV and radio shows such as David Letterman, King Biscuit Flour Hour and World Café Live. In 2008, the duo released Time It Was – The Simon and Garfunkel Songbook (Red Engine Records), a live album featuring narration by the late legendary DJ and music historian Pete Fornatale, who provided commentary and insights based on his interviews with Simon and Garfunkel. An early 2012 release of “Cause & Effect,” a new studio CD, commemorates Fowler & Shulman’s 40th anniversary. It is a collection of 16 songs of social significance. The album is a combination of re-worked previously recorded songs, as well as newly mined material. Tickets can be found at www.brownpapertickets.com.

Performers Needed for event at museum KeNNeBuNK – The Kennebunk Free Library and the Brick Store Museum will host a scene contest on July 18 at 7 p.m. in the Brick Store Museum’s Program Center. “Take One: Maritime Scene Contest” will allow amateur and professional performers to showcase their talents and illustrate the seafaring heritage of the region. This event is a fun night for actors, performers, and all who would like to perform a maritime tableau or scene during a friendly competition. Families, community mem-

bers, and the general public may take part. Scenes must be related to maritime history or fiction. Each team will have 15 minutes to set up, perform the scene, and break down in front of a live audience. Participants may use the performance as a chance to have fun with the material and as an opportunity to get their company’s name publicized. Each team may bring any additional props, music, and décor. Local businesses, theater companies, clubs and camps, actors and amateurs may

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Concert Series to Kick Off on June 29 WellS – A Wells Summer Concert Series in the Hope Hobbs Gazebo at Wells Harbor Park will get under way on June 29 and continue every Saturday at 6:30 p.m., through Aug. 31. Each performance will feature professional musicians who will offer a variety of musical styles. Admission and parking will be free. Bringing a blanket or chairs is recommended. ...MILLIE from page 35 Terry Burrell wonderfully fills the role of an internationally famous chanteuse. Matt Lutz ably portrays one of Millie’s suitors, but he’s a bit overpowered by the other top-billed actors. This cast has enormous depth, down to the smaller parts. Christopher Shin and Carl Hsu, playing workers in a Chinese laundry, are comic gems, while Jessica Sheridan draws laughs as the dragon lady of the stenographic pool. Kudos are also earned by the design team: sets by Michael Schweikardt, lighting by Richard Latta and costumes by Martin Pakledinaz.

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July 2 through Aug. 27 from 6 to 9 p.m. “Art and Artist Videos” will be offered at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays, starting July 3 with “The Decisive Moment: Henri Cartier-Bresson, Photographer” and ending Sept. 4 with “Stieglitz: The Eloquent Eye.” Artists talk about their own work and art in general on Thursday evenings at 7:30 p.m. On July 11 Showcase artists Briggs and Palmer will describe their different sources of inspiration and choices of media. On July 18 a panel of artists will discuss their work. A new Open Studio Workshop series will continue on Monday, July 8, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., with “DeWitt Hardy: Simple Landscape,” a watercolor workshop open to all. On Saturday, July 20, Michael Walek will offer is “Painting in the Secret Garden” workshop at 1 p.m. Call 207-646-8400 or go to www.barngallery.org for more information.

...HALEY from page 35 children, George and Adelaide. In 1892, John Haley became the second librarian of the Dyer Library at the 308 Main St. location (now Steppin’ Out Dance Studio). Adelaide worked alongside her father as a library assistant, and taught school in the Boston public school system. Haley was instrumental in the development and construction of the 1907 Saco Civil War Monument that stands at Eastman Park. This exhibition was funded, in part, by a major grant from the Maine Humanities Council.

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Basketball Hall of Fame Induction Set for lane and Silversides YOrK – A former York High School standout player and a former assistant coach at the school will be inducted into the New England Basketball Hall of Fame on Saturday, June 22.

Ellis Lane and Lani (Boardman) Silversides will join the elite of New England basketball at the ceremony at the DCU Center in Worcester, Mass. Silversides had an out-

Golf league Swings into New Season YOrK – The women’s golf league season at the York Golf and Tennis Club is officially under way. Nancy Flolid’s Team 6 rests in first place after the opening week of play, having earned seven points, good for a half point lead over Sandy Petro-

vich’s Team 1. Team 2, captained by Paula Dargan, and Team 4, captained by Spurill Kilgore, are in a tie for third with 5½ points each. Fourth place belongs to Team 3 captained by Linda Davis with 4½ points. Linda Jellison’s Team 5 is in last place with a total of four points.

Basketball Camps to Offer Summer Instruction for Youths YOrK COuNTY – Basketball camps for youths are scheduled this summer in York County. York County Basketball Camp will run from July 9 to 13 at Marshwood High School on Route 236 in South Berwick. Varsity coaches Lee Petrie and Mike Zamarchi will run the camp along with current and former members of the Marshwood High School basketball teams. The camp is open to area boys and girls entering fourth through ninth grades. Coaches will teach skills through the use of drills, games, lectures and guest speakers. Students will play on teams throughout the week, and participate in drill stations as well as contests and games. Pizza slices and drinks will be on sale for lunch or players may bring their own food. All campers will receive a camp T-shirt and will be eligible for team and individual awards. Tuition is $150 for the week. Each additional family member may attend for $50. Call Zamarchi at 207-384-4500, school, or 603-312-2909, home, with questions. Registrations can be found on www.marshwoodhoop.com and can be mailed as well as taken at the door. Marshwood Summer Basketball Camp will run from July 16 to 20 and from July 23 to 27 at Marshwood High School in South Berwick. The cost of the camp is $60 per week with additional family members paying half price. Zamarchi will run the camp along with current and former

members of the Marshwood High boys’ team. Skills will be built through drills, lectures and games and there is always an emphasis on teamwork and fun. Registrations can be found on www.marshwoodhoop.com and can be mailed as well as taken at the door. Call Zamarchi with questions. Future Stars Basketball Camp for Girls is a day camp designed for girls entering fourth through ninth grades. The camp will be divided into leagues determined by age and ability for appropriate skill development and competition. Campers will have a chance to work with many of the current and former area varsity players and learn the game through skills and drills, lectures and games, practices and contests. The girls will be placed on teams that they will compete with throughout the week. The camp will be held July 23 to 27 at Noble High School in North Berwick. Tuition is $150 with a second family member attending for $75. Three or more from the same family will pay $250. Each camper will receive instruction, individual attention, a camp Tshirt, and a written evaluation of skills. Registrations will be taken at the door or at the following websites: www.marshwoodhoop .com, www.wellshoops.com, www.kennebunkhoops.com, or www.nobleladyknights.com.

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leaders in 10 different categories, including being the 11th among all-time scorers with more than 1,200 points. At the time she was one of only seven players in Vermont’s history with more than 1,000 points, 500 rebounds and 200 assists. She is among the Top 10 in free throw percentage, blocks, 3-point field goals and games played. She was named to the America East All-Conference Second Team as a senior and made the conference’s AllChampionship team. Silverside was also UVM’s most valuable player in her senior year. She had a similar career

at York High School. She was the Wildcats’ all-time leader in points with 1,413 and rebounds with 1,110 and has been elected to the school’s Hall of Fame. Lane will receive a National Citation Award from the National Federation of High Schools in Denver, Colo., on June 25. Among his many accomplishments and contributions to the game he brought an organized coach’s education program to Massachusetts. The national award is given annually to an individual who has made exemplary, significant and longstanding contributions to high school sports and activities.

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~ News ~

Volunteer of the Year at Wells elementary School Honored

At left, Kathleen “Kitty” Sprout, WES Volunteer of the Year for 201213, stands with WOCSD Community Resource Coordinator Maryanne Foley. (courtesy photo)

WellS – The Wells-Ogunquit Community School District recently held a Volunteer Appreciation Barbecue, an annual event was arranged by Maryanne Foley, community resource coordinator, to thank the district’s volunteers for the hours of service they donate to assist students and staff throughout the school year. Donations were made by Wells Hannaford and Subway in Wells.

Kathleen “Kitty” Sprout was recognized as the district’s Exemplary Volunteer for 201213. Sprout has been volunteering for several years in kindergarten through fourth grade at Wells Elementary School. She is a retired teacher who volunteers three days a week during the school year. She taught third grade for many years in Essex Junction, Vt., and at the end of her teaching

career, taught reading to sixththrough eighth-graders. Prior to moving to Moody, Sprout lived in Arizona and volunteered in a school there for five years. Sprout helps children in the Wells schools with math and literacy. One teacher said, “When Kitty walks into the room all the kindergarten children stop whatever they are doing to say good morning. They are always excited to see her and love sharing stories with her. You can hear a pin drop whenever she reads to them. She is kind, gentle, and soft-spoken but rules with an iron fist. I love having her there to share a smile or a smirk. I always tell her I want to be just like her when I grow up.” Sprout donates 14 hours a week at WES at the age of 82. “It keeps me young,” she said of her volunteer work with students. Sprout’s name will be added to the Exemplary Volunteer plaque that hangs in the lobby area of WES. Reg Bennett, Public Information Officer of the WellsOgunquit Community School District, contributed to this story.

...AWS from page 32 chomp on, but really just about anything will do. Bella loves her people and enjoys spending time with them. Her friendly nature means Bella would be happy to share a new home with some other dogs and active children of all ages. Cats are too much for her though, so we ask that she not share a home with any. Bella is an exciting and fun-loving gal who will no doubt energize any home she becomes a part of. If you’d like to add Bella to yours, then stop on by the shelter today to meet her. Gladys Gladys is a very prim and proper young madam. Or at least, she is when not getting some attention. She is a 3-year-old shorthaired cat who prefers long, luxurious naps over bounding after toys. Sure, the right toy may get her to smack it around, but she’ll decide when and which toy is right. Gladys is an affectionate lady who really enjoys getting attention from people. She doesn’t always come looking for petting, but when someone comes to her she becomes a loving and almost

silly sweetheart. She’ll cry happily in anticipation, then start purring contently. If you’re close enough, she’ll headbutt you and maybe even give you a couple kisses in return. Gladys would be a welcome addition to most any household looking for a dainty and darling companion. If you’d like to adopt Gladys, then stop on by the shelter today to meet her. Flash This squirmy, slinky, tiny critter is Flash, an adult Robo Dwarf Hamster. If you thought a regular hamster was small, wait until you see Flash in person. This petite cutie is smaller than some cat toys, and will easily fit in the palm of your hand. She’s full grown too, so she’ll remain tiny for life. Naturally, you will have to be careful when handling her, being so small and fragile...and squirmy. Flash is friendly, but she would rather get a chance to romp about a room than cuddle. For such a tiny critter, she’s got a lot of energy stored up inside her. She would love to get a habitat filled with toys, exercise wheels, tubes, and treats in her new home. If you’d like to add a darling girl to your home, then stop on in today to meet Flash.

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RENTALS

FURNIShED ROOM - YORk Rental available now to mature female for entire summer season. Kitchen, laundry and utilities included, but no phone. No smoking or pets. $400/month. Call 207-363-3312 LOOkING FOR A RENTAL? You may be able to buy! 100% financing available for many homes. Call Norma Portico Realty 436 Main St, So. Berwick ME 207-384-4663 RENTALS Two bedroom, 2nd floor apt, heated with 1 bay garage, $1100 + utilities. Garnsey Bros. Rentals (207) 646-8301 SANFORD APT FOR RENT Third floor, 2 BRs, 1 full bath, lots of storage. Shared fenced backyard. Nice neighborhood by hospital. $700/month includes oil heat. 207-219-3433 BERWICk 3 BEDROOM APT 1st Floor, living room, kitchen with fridge and stove, full bath, three bedrooms, porch, washer/ dryer hook-up, 2 car private driveway. Great area for kids. Close to public transportation and school bus route, yet quiet family neighborhood. Economical oil heat. Non-smoking. $1100/mo. Please contact 207-451-7329

COMMERCiAL RENTAL YORk: Prime business location! 2 OFFICES FOR RENT. 250 sq ft, 2nd fl, elevator bldg $350/mo. 525 sq ft, 1st fl, right off lobby, $750/mo. Includes heat, electric, conference room. Recent renovations. CALL 207-363-1825 or e-mail info@seasiderentals.com ASAP! OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE In York! Great Rate and Excellent Location! Call TODAY! 207-363-3819

EXECUTIVE OFFICES AND SUITES Prime Route One, Wells location. Offices with shared waiting area, kitchen and bath. Suites available at attractive terms. Newly remodeled building, handicap accessible. Ample, well-lit parking. Sign on incentives! Starting at $500/month, all inclusive!

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MObiLE HOMES FOR SALE kITTERY - $69,500 3 BRs, 2 BAs, 1297 sf, 2003 Model at Yankee Commons. Fireplace, W/D, easy access to Rte. 1&95. Call Joanne, REMAX Realty One 207-337-2359 FOR SALE Wells, Maine • $112,900 Park Model 1 BR & double loft. Offering LAND OWNERShIP. Full bath & kit, porch & deck. Largest lot, no abutters, close to beaches. Youtube: 54 Bypass Rd, #7, Wells. Contact: jmtm6059@aol.com or 508-485-5851 for a showing. The Weekly

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EMPTY NEST YARD SALE 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Saturday, June 22 Raindate: Sunday, June 23 136 Port Road, Wells MOVING SALE Cast iron table with 6 swivel chairs, small wine refrigerator, pale yellow leather sleep sofa, oriental carpet, contemporary reclining chair. In York. Call 617-571-1133. GARAGE SALE Saturday, June 22 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. 14 Lewis Road, Kittery Baby stuff, toys, lots of misc. YARD SALES On Pine Meadow Drive North Berwick Saturday, June 22 8 AM to 2 PM MOVING SALE Saturday, June 22 8 A.M. to 3 P.M. 49 Hillside Street Wells ESTATE SALE Sat. 6/22 & Sun. 6/23, 8 to 3 15D Pheasant Hill Drive (Off of Lebanon Road) North Berwick Like-new quality furniture, household items & electronics.

MULTI-FAMILY YARD SALE 44 Northwood Drive Kennebunkport Saturday, June 22 8 A.M. to 2 P.M. Many household items.

day of Caring Volunteers at Waban SaNFOrd – On Wednesday, June 5, individuals from all over Southern Maine gathered at Waban residences and programs for United Way’s 18th Annual Day of Caring. Local companies sent volunteers who took up paintbrushes and shovels, rakes and gardening gloves, wheelbarrows and pitchforks, to give each location a spring freshening and needed upkeep to look great for the summer season. Over the past 18 years, United Way of York County has organized and grown the Day of Caring to put into action the belief that a community is strengthened by bringing its people and resources together to improve lives by improving community conditions. Many hands made lighter work of the weeding, planting and mulching around Waban homes such as Riverview and Cove Street, where an enthusiastic group of students from Sanford Alternative High School worked in the gardens. Volunteers from Jagger Bros., Thatcher Brook, Bonanza, Hannaford, Wasco and Big Brothers/Big Sisters could be seen tending to the gardens and shrubs at

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Home Instead Senior Care will be hosting a community yard sale in the back of its Kennebunk location:

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Waban programs and residences in Sanford, Springvale and Kennebunk. A group of employees from Tom’s of Maine took up rakes and garden tools to tidy up the playground for the children at Waban’s Fraser-Ford Child Development Center and just across the road, the Training Center had helpers from Gorham Savings Bank, Goodall Hospital and the Southern Maine Re-Entry Center to paint and mulch. Down by Bauneg Beg Lake, volunteers from Pratt & Whitney spent their day with Waban Executive Director Neal Meltzer expanding the patio at the Wormwood Center. The nearby gardens received new perennials and mulch to enhance the whole look. Closer to the water, volunteers from Unum, Evonik/Cyro and Hannaford took up buckets and rags to prepare inside the cabins for guests “It is these types of community partnerships that enable us to channel our resources to services and have the dedicated staff at Waban to focus on their day-today support of children and adults with special needs. We are very grateful to the United Way of York County and each of you.” For details, check out www. facebook.com\wabanprojects.

PERSONAL ASSiSTANCE TRUSTWORThY RETIREE will 1) shop for groceries, hardware, dept. store items. 2) make deliveries. 3) play checkers, scrabble, cribbage & other card games. 4) drive to/ from airport, mall, theater & other dest. 5) do small odd jobs. Try me out! Very reasonable. Call Paul 207-363-0519 or 207-240-6168

STORAGE RENTALS AFFORDABLE STORAGE Rentals $30 & Up No Sign Up Fee Call (207) 641-8404

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~ News ~ WELLS – Wells High School released its “Top 10 List” for the Class of 2013. For the first time in many years, there is a tie in the GPA rankings. Therefore, there are 11 top honor graduates. An alphabetical list of the top students and their educational biographies can be found below. Graduation took place on Sunday, June 16 at Wells High School. Madeline Margaret Andrews is the daughter of Eric and Kathryn Andrews of Wells. Maddie will be attending Colby

College, majoring in biology. Activities and/or awards received include being a member of the National Honor Society, the marching band, winter color guard team, and the Odyssey of the Mind state championship team. She received the St. Michael’s College Book Award in her junior year, was chosen “Student of the Trimester” in 2010 and has received three Breakfast of Champion awards plus numerous Academic Book Awards. She is captain of the girls’ lacrosse team and placed first in the 2012 Tri2B Healthy Tri-

athlon. She has received WMC Athletic All-Academic Team awards in 2012 and 2013, the Warrior Pride Award in 2010, the Rookie of the Year award for Girls Soccer in 2009, and was chosen as a recipient of the Maine Principal’s Award in 2013. Dominic Myles Kent Barra is the son of Rick and Laura Barra of Wells. Dominic plans to attend the University of Maine in Orono and major in animal health sciences-pre-veterinarian. His major activities and/ or awards include being vice president of the National Honor Society, class president for years,

“Mr. WHS” in 2012, was a member of the 2011 state championship football team, and has been a member of the indoor/ outdoor track team and lacrosse team and received the WMC All-Academic Team award in 2012. He was also a member of the cast for the 2013 spring musical. Jason James Chase is the son of James Chase of Wells and Lory Chase of Springvale. He has been accepted at Lehigh University and will major in engineering. His major activities and/or awards include two Breakfast of Champions awards, numerous Academic Book Awards, the WMC AllAcademic Team and being part

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Kaitlin Ellen Devlin

Wells High School Announces Top 11 Graduates

of the 2011 state championship football team. Kaitlin Ellen Devlin is the daughter of Stuart and Vickie Devlin of Wells. She plans to attend the University of New England to major in nursing. Her activities and/or awards include being treasurer of the National Honor Society, recipient of two Literary Achievement Awards, numerous academic awards, member of the winter color guard team and marching and concert bands. Devlin was a member of the girls’ soccer, indoor track, and girls’ lacrosse teams and was a manager for the wrestling team. She received the WMC Good Citizenship Award in 2013. Colin Hunter Harrington is the son of Brian and Valerie Harrington of Wells. He plans to attend Worcester Polytechnic Institute and major in bioengineering. Activities and/or awards received while at Wells include being a member of the National Honor Society, recipient of the St. Michael’s College Award in his junior year, recipient of a Student of the Trimester award, as well as numerous Academic Book Awards. He was a See GRADS page 45...

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Former Artistic Director Returns to Hackmatack

Former Hackmatack Artistic Director Steven Dascoulias returns to Berwick in Hackmatack’s “Les Miserables.” (courtesy photo)

BERWICK – Hackmatack Playhouse recently announced the return of former artistic director Steven Dascoulias, who will play the role of Inspector Javert in this summer’s production of “Les Miserables.” Dascoulias is well known in both the Seacoast and Boston area, having performed at venues including Seacoast Repertory Theater, Lyric Stage and at The Hackmatack Playhouse before relocating to Hawaii. For the past several years, Dascoulias has been living and performing in Hawaii where he now lives with his wife, Alexis Dascoulias. Alexis is artistic director of the historic Iao Theater in Maui, Hawaii. In Hawaii, Dascoulias has

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performed many roles including Emile in “South Pacific” and Max in “The Producers.” He is also widely known for his portrayal of the King in “The King and I,” a role he has recreated across the United States, including at Hackmatack. Dascoulias has been tapped as director of the Maui production of “Rent” this summer. The role of Jean Valjean at Hackmatack this summer will be performed by veteran New York actor Scott Smith. Other returning performers include Chrysal Lisbon, Eric Rehm, Tinka Darling and Tim Robinson. “The Sound of Music” will feature Katie Rodgers as Maria and “Les Miserables” will feature Tanya West as Madame Thenardier. The entire 2013 summer schedule at Hackmatack Playhouse includes “The Hound of the Baskervilles,” June 21 to July 6; “The Sound of Music,” July 10 to 27; “Les Miserables,” July 31 to Aug. 17, and “Driving Miss Daisy,” Aug. 21 to 30. Opening night is Friday, June 21. Most shows run at 8 p.m., Wednesdays through Saturdays. There are also 2 p.m. matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays. Tickets are available online at www.Hackmatack.org or by phone, 207-698-1807.

Herbal Day Set at North Berwick Farmers Market NORTH BERWICK – The North Berwick Farmers Market will celebrate the beginning of summer with an Herbal Day on June 21. The market will be open, rain or shine, from 3 to 6 p.m., every Friday through October, and bakers, growers, poultry

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Inn on Shore Road Celebrates Opening in Ogunquit OGUNQUIT – The newly renovated Inn on Shore Road recently opened its doors to the public with a gala reception to showcase its 15 completely redecorated guest rooms and suites. The Ogunquit inn, which also features a beauti-

Treetops Music Celebrates First Anniversary SOUTH BERWICK – July will mark the first anniversary of Treetops Music and a year of teaching the “Music Together” program, now taught in 40 countries worldwide, for director Sammie Haynes. She has already welcomed nearly 200 participants for classes and demonstrations, which began in South Berwick. Instruction has now expanded to Exeter, N.H. Haynes is celebrating the first anniversary with current families and free demo classes for new families offered on June 25, 26 and 27. Central to the “Music Together” approach is that young children learn best from the powerful role model of parents/caregivers who are actively making music. The program brings families together by providing a rich musical environment in the classroom which facilitates family participation in spontaneous musical activity at home within the context of daily life. Haynes has long been

known to families in the area where she’s performed her award-winning children’s music at many schools, libraries, and festivals including Prescott Park Arts Festival, Cocheco Children’s Series, the Somersworth Children’s Festival and the New Hampshire Children’s Museum. She’s brought her music to the national scene through re-

raisers, farmers, cheese-makers, cupcake bakers, and other artisans will offer an assortment of vegetable plants, annuals, perennials, maple syrup, meats, eggs, cheeses, breads and baked goods, sugar snap peas, radishes, and early greens. North Berwick Farmers Market welcomes SNAP recipients and will double the value of SNAP dollars up to $20! Visit the EBT booth at market for more information. The North Berwick Farmers Market is a volunteer-based collection of farmers and artisans who strive to bring fresh, healthy, affordable, and locally grown and raised food directly to the community. To learn more, visit northberwickfarmersmarket.org.

cording with the Gentle Wind label (gentlewind.com) and by performing and receiving radio play. A six-week summer session is planned in both locations. For more information about Sammie Haynes and Treetops Music classes, visit www. treetopsmusic.com or www.musictogether.com.

fully updated three-season porch where guests can enjoy breakfast or evening refreshments, is located next to its sister properties, Caffé Prego and Five-O Shore Road Restaurant. Owners Donato Tramuto and Jeffrey Porter are further celebrating the inn’s opening through their participation on Sunday in a “Share Our Strength” benefit at Wolfe’s Neck Farm in Freeport. The restaurateur-innkeepers are donating “The Ogunquit Package” – lunch at Caffé Prego, dinner at Five-O and an overnight stay at The Inn on Shore Road – to the “Share Our Strength” effort, which provides healthy food and related services to hungry children throughout the state of Maine. (Sentinel Photo)

Donatello Earns AFNI Certification

Dr. Jeffrey Donatello

YORK – Dr. Jeffrey Donatello, certified nutrition specialist and owner of York Chiropractic Health Center in Kittery, Maine, recently graduated from the American Functional Neurology Institute, in Tupelo, Miss. AFNI is a 60-hour, threepart certification, which allows Donatello to be proficient in the diagnosing and treatment of a wide variety of neurological based conditions. He may be reached for consultation at 207-438-9339.

Inner Balance Bodywork Opens in Ogunquit

Music classes at Treetops Music, with locations in South Berwick, Maine, and Exeter, N.H. (courtesy photo)

OGUNQUIT – Michelle Low, a nationally certified licensed massage therapist since 2005, opened a new business, Inner Balance Bodywork, in June. Located inside The Admiral’s Inn, 95 Main St., Inner Balance Bodywork offers a variety of massage services to guests of the hotel as well as the community. Low has been a practicing massage therapist in Rye, N.H., for eight years, and has chosen the town where she grew up as the home of her new

venture. “I am so pleased to be starting my business in my own hometown. Since beginning my career I have been continually amazed at the results therapeutic massage can bring to one’s overall health and well being. Incorporating bodywork techniques such as Swedish and deep tissue massage, Reiki and craniosacral therapy into my practice helps increase the See BALANCE page 46...

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~ News ~ ...GRADS from page 43 member of the football, indoor track, and boys’ lacrosse teams and has received three Warrior Pride Awards, a Breakfast of Champions award, and the Coaches Award for indoor track. Laura Jeanne Kirol is the daughter of Jennifer Gleason of Wells and David Kirol of East Hartford, Conn. Laura is the Salutatorian of the Class of 2013. She will attend Pomona College in California and will major in environmental studies. Her activities and/or awards include being a member of the National Honor Society and the Wells Players drama group for her entire high school career. Laura is co-editor and

layout editor of The Wells Street Journal school newspaper. She has been captain of the color guard and winter guard teams and a member of the marching band and jazz band. Madison June Moore is the daughter of David and Jennifer Moore of Wells. She plans to attend the University of New England to major in health, wellness, and occupational studies. Her activities and/or awards include being a member of the National Honor Society, recipient of several Academic Book Awards, three Literary Achievement Awards, and AP Scholar Awards. She is a contributing writer for The Wells Street Journal. Madison is a member of the concert band and winter guard team.

She volunteered for the Wells Elementary School FLAGS program by tutoring students in foreign languages. Madison is also a member of the girls’ lacrosse and field hockey teams. Zoë Abigail Onion is the daughter of Fritz and Susan Onion of Wells. Zoë is the Valedictorian of the Class of 2013. She will attend Harvard University and will major in molecular biology. Her activities and/ or awards include being named a National Merit Scholar Finalist, a National AP Scholar, and a Phi Beta Kappa Scholar. She was the drum major with the marching band and a member of the concert band, jazz band, and pianist for the chorus, secretary of the student council and Interact Clubs, co-editor of The Wells

Street Journal, a coach, judge, and participant on the Odyssey of the Mind team, captain of the Math Team, and has worked summers as a Courtesy Boat Inspector for invasive plants. Casey Edward Pyburn is the son of Greg and Noelle Pyburn of Wells. He plans to attend York County Community College and major in computer technology. His major activities See TOP page 46...

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and/or awards received include being a member of the marching band, jazz band, and chorus, and member of the Rocket Team and Math Team. Casey has received the Student of the Trimester Award, Breakfast of Champions Awards, and numerous Aca-

demic Book Awards. Sean Patrick-Joseph Roche is the son of Tim and Cindy Roche of Wells. He will attend Boston College and major in business management and finance. He was a member of the National Honor Society, class president, and vice president of the Interact Club. During his junior year, Sean served as a

U.S. Senate Page for the 112th Congress and was selected vice president of his senatorial page class. He was co-captain of the indoor track team, manager for the wrestling team, and organized the Red Sea Super Fan group at WHS. Sean has earned over 300 hours of community service for solider care package

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Only 08 HYUNDAI SANTA FE GLS FWD ..... $12,898 11 H Y UNDAI SONATA SE ........ $18,492 $ $ $ 11Book HYUNDAI ELANTRA TOURING ... $14,476 11 HYUNDAI SONATA HYBRID ..... $19,488 11 KIA SORENTO SE AWD V6 ... $23,984 Your Next Service Appt. Online & View Our Entire Inventory 24/7 OUTBACK LI PREMIUM AWD ... $18,955 08 SE ........... $10,492 $19,987 08 11 HYUNDAI HYUNDAI TUCSON ....... $16,989 04 HYUNDAI HYUNDAIELANTRA ACCENT GL ............. $5,987 11 11SUBARU KIA SORENTO X ................ SANTA FE GLSGL FWD ..... $12,898

19,957

2011 HONDA ODYSSEY EX-L 603-692-5220 11 HYUNDAI TUCSON GL ....... $16,989

Only

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* All lease payments 36 mo, 12k miles/yr $2,999 cash or trade due at signing, Elantra GT 24mo 12k miles/yr $2,999 cash or trade due at signing. Elantra GLS 24mo 12k miles/yr $2,499 cash or trade due at signing. All prices and payments reflect all available rebates, including Military, College Grad, Competitive Owner, Valued Owner, HMF Bonus Cash, and Consumer Rebate. Manufacturer qualifications are required. All price and payments exclude tax, title, destination and fees.

Only $14,474 14,474

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Only $ 22,374 22,374

AWD

2011 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY TOURING

Only $ 27,925 27,925

Only $19,976 19,976

7 PA SS.

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FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED FOR OVER 13 YEARS

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370 Rte. 108, Somersworth, NH

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603-692-5220

FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED FOR OVER 13 YEARS

NEVER PAY INTEREST NEVER OR PAY INTEREST UP TOOR $7500 UP $7500 IN TO FACTORY IN FACTORY REBATES! REBATES!

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2009 PONTIAC VIBE 1.8L

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12,244

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9,926

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8,813 GREAT

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5,471

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ONLY 39K MILES

8,962

2010 CHEVROLET COBALT LT Silver, 78K, Auto, Alloys, Keyless Entry, PW, PL, A/C, AM/FM/CD Stk. #N13505A

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439 US Route One York, ME 03909 84 School Street Ogunquit, ME 03907

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Abigail Douris Real Estate

abigail@abigaildouris.com www.abigaildouris.com Each Office is Owned Independently

207.252.1944

REDUCED YORK - Conveniently located 3 BR Ranch set back from the street on an open and level 2.55 acre parcel. Enjoy easy one floor living in a great starter home that offers a large covered porch, standby generator, wood stove hookups and utility outbuilding. $229,000

YORK - Walk to Long Sands from this well-maintained 1st floor Condo in a peaceful 55+ community. Bright open concept interior offers efficient use of space with large master and walk-in closet. Enjoy outside living from the large covered porch and wraparound balcony. $249,000

YORK - Handsome 3-4 BR dormered Cape with convenient in-town location. Open concept with natural light and accented by HW floors, custom moldings, French doors and all new fixtures. Outstanding exterior appeal with fenced yard, mature landscaping and private deck. $399,000

YORK - Upscale contemporary on exceptional lot in one of York始s premium subdivisions. Radiant heat, cathedral ceilings and architectural detail throughout an open concept 4-5 BR floor plan including granite/ cherry kitchen, master suite and full, finished walkout basement $629,000

CAPE NEDDICK - Year-round oceanfront getaway offers access to semi-private beach, spectacular views, 3 BRs, hardwood floors, woodburning fireplace, outdoor shower, large entertainment deck and full basement. Convenient and private location just minutes from beaches and shops. $740,000

CAPE NEDDICK - Beachfront landmark home on sandy Cape Neddick Beach offers location and views beyond compare! Forge lasting memories of sun and surf from this delightful year-round retreat in the very heart of Cape Neddick. A genuine Gold Coast of Maine treasure. $799,000

439 US Route One York, ME 03909

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and

84 School St (intersection of Rt 1) Ogunquit, ME 03907

(207) 646-4546 Office: 207.363.2497 SUMMER is Finally Here... Something for Everyone! Each Office is Owned Independently

NORTH BERWICK-WELLS LINE $210,000 for a tasteful, updated home on the town line. Minutes to Wells/Ogunquit beaches, 3 or 4 BRs, 2 baths, possible 1st floor BR or office, updated kitchen, large dining room opening to deck overlooking meandering gardens. A real beauty! $210,000 Carolyn Weller 207-351-6717

ACTON LOON POND. Great year-round or vacation destination with water views and public access! Remodeled chalet, open concept living/dining/kitchen with full bath and BR on 1st floor. Beautiful stairway leads to large loft and master BR. Large family room below. $149,500 Nancy Raynes 207-233-1693

YORK This manufactured home would make a nice summer getaway! And you do own stock in Mainely York which means you own your land. $89,900 Bob Maneely 207-337-2708

DRAKES ISLAND A quintessential Maine cottage... with cedar shingles, original woodwork, hardwood floors, a sun porch and backyard deck. There are many built-ins and a gas fireplace. A large, private lot located in coveted Drakes Island, a unique and special place. $749,900 Bob Maneely 207-337-2708

OGUNQUIT AND STUNNING! Absolutely gorgeous home enjoys privacy in a wonderful neighborhood with underground utilities and tree-lined walking path to the center of town. 4 BRs, exceptional value with farmer始s porch, 3 1/2 baths, patio, deck, sun room, mudroom, and laundry. $799,000 Gail Benson 207-251-0632

YORK BEACH Long Sands is across the street! Bright and cheerful 1 BR condo situated just 5 minute walk from either Long Sands or Short Sands beaches! Charming and spacious, this home features open concept LR/DR, galley kitchen, large BR, walk-in closet, attic storage, and plenty of parking too! $229,900 Gail Benson 207-251-0632